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from the LONDON OAZE,O'.E - ; 4 J'un. 4, 1808. . • , Trar-Oificf, jra-e 7, 18°8. .-14th Reriment of b i fl Pti , ,i Snnthwell, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Gwynne, prOmoted. 4th egintern or Pura. 1-eier I.owlhy, to Le Ensign, without purchase, vice Nlatiliy, whose A ppofirtment has not taken place. • 3tll Dittu, Capt,ou Arthur Dubourdieu, from the 7thpCarri. son Brttal.on. to be Captain of a Company, vice Caldwell, who exchanges. 7th Ditto, Captain Charles Co,ox,from'the 4th Garrison Bat= t., he CAptatil orri Company, vice Nooth, appoint. ed to the 14th Foot. 911, ':lnerrant - Percival to be Adjutant, vice • Godwin, promoted.. t).1,, , Lapt.in tienry I.zeroth, from the 7th Foot, to he Lit a Co,.irri y, vice gr , Vsdinair, appointed' to the 4111 Garrison 13attalion Henry Pierard, Gent. to be' En sign, by port.hase, vice Wynmart, promoted. Isth l.nsio Robert i.orst r Dirk! to 'be tleuterint,' without, without prirchase, vice Newburg, who resigr, 36th Ditto, 14ITICS Gent. to be Ensign. without purchase, vice St. Cater. , promoted in -the 84th Foor. • th Ditto, Et,.ign anct ,Adjut.int %% 1-topper to have the Rhnic ui Lieutenant. I..l:sign j.inies M:itheWs to be .Lleu tenant, vice likoce,cleceasc..d. • 42,: Ditto, Lieutenant Cliaitc, M.Larco, from the 4th Garri son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, Vice 1 - racer, Who ex changes. ssith I.4ll9,Uotenant I. ratios Scott to be Captain a Com pany,,,without purchase, vice Thompson, dismissed the service. To be Lietiterants, without purchase--Ensign James Chad wick, vice Wca.ler, prunioterl. Ensign SiMon Isaac' vice : - / 1 / 4 1( Hes, p ornoteri in hradshaw's Levy. Ensign • fames 1116 G regor, vice Scott. both Ditto, Niajor.General WM. Dowdeswell, from the 86th . foot, to be ,L,tcuteuatit•Colonel, vice Drummond, who exchanges. • • 66ta Ditt.,'Second Lientenaiii 1. -S, Edward,, from t he 2. 0 koctoo be Lietttel.ailt, without purchase, vice' Gordon, ,prornotcd. . • • Ditto, Ensign I,olin LA•slie to be. Lieutenant, without • purchase, vice Alagcnins, promoted 76th Ditto, Richard Stanton Cleary, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice I.l4:llkritigtoli; pi..moted. ' • 71301 Ditto. Lictit4,ll.lllt John wntslwiut , from the Inverness Militia, tube Ensign. 112 d Ditto. Starkey in be Lieutenant, Without purchas , 2, vice to the loth. Royal Ve teran Ilatrolio 110InitS "1 011 t 111JCIIC, Gslif. to Ltt. • sign, vice Atarkey • ?4th Ditto, Litsign Fr.ll , Cit% St Clare, tiOM the 36th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Cha'rles Wcstly, Gent. tote I. .without purchase. Serjeant ,Charles Pull man, front the IST I'oof GUittaS, to'be Adjutant, with Le Rank or Ensign. 116th Ditto, Lieutenant. Colonel Edwdttl Drummond, horn' the 6 th foot, to tie Lientenant-Culonel, vice Dowdes , well, who emitan,ss. gosh Ditto Eitsivn Ge-ree Mackay, front the Royal Perth• shire Militia, to ne Ensign. .• 9z Ditto, Walter Monet... .4. ent, to he Ensign, by purchase, vice lieid;appointed tonne ist tire Guards: Lieutenant Claude Alexander to be Adjutant, vice' Stephens, super to.-d d. 99t1i ditto, Frtsigti rohnson Thornhill to be Lieutenantoice Conway, deceased. To h: Ensigns— Viilliaitt Thomas Masterman, Gent. vice Th.rolint. 0. Sullivan, Gent. vice L:aiivrence, deceased. total Healy, Gent. vice Farmer, deceased. New South W.les Corps, John Esq. (late Licute. nant) to be Paymaster, vice Cox, superse.led., 3d West I udia Region:id, Lieutenant Richard Machell, from thr.7tit Foot, t., be - Captain of a Company,. by purchase, vice NPCarthey. stli Dino, Tiloinas Hooper, Cent, to be Ensigo,•without 1,t.rc1 . .4e, vice Ifcley promo. d. Royal t orsican Rangers, I. listen Antonio'Astuto to be I..'eu tolunt, vice St, Laurent, who resigns. John D r e.St Lati. rent, Gent. (tate Lieutenant, with temporary tank,) to'be _Ensign, vice AstuAO. Cape . I . (e - giiiient, Lieutenant Henry Hansr,n, from .Half. pay of the late ist 12cOmeni or. the Irl4t, Brigade., 'to be Lieutenant, vice Nl•Lkninid,l, appointed to tile Canaut.in Fenciblq. 4th Gal mon Battalion, Captain T. C. Wadnion, from the 14111 FOOt, to be Laptain at 4 Company, vtee Lox. al,:' p,ii.tett to the 7111 Vow. Lieutenant Arthur fraser,Trorn tile 414 foot, to be Lieutenant, viie APLaren, who ex cli4n4es. 7th Onto, Captain Clerk Caldwell, from the gib root, robe C 1 .11.011 of onti•any, vice Otihßairdico. who ~*X.:llungeb. Bth Kop t i I..it”,tl:_n.flt WllllllO. I.)ww, twin the loot ttoyal Veretan HattJaoti, to be Lieuteikant, 1:12 Fs 411'. Colonel William fvlun.o, oil iialt.pay of the Cairemeas Le. gion, to ue Nkijor.Gener.il in the Army. Lieuteio rti t Co. turiel•Fraileis Delaval, on Half-pay ot-tiie Independents, to be CuWool in the Army. Lieutetiant-Colonel john Pare. on Half-pay of the 96th Foot, to be Colonel in the Army. Brigade-Major J. Carrington Smith to be t Major Intl* Army. , • STAFF. Lilutenant.Colonel Richard Bourke, from the ttst Font, to to Permanent Assistant in the Quarter-Master-General's Department as Major, vice Coffin, ippbinted Deputy Quarter.Master.General in the Mediterronean. • John Kane, Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 4th Poor, to be an Inswaing Field-Otticer of Yeomanry and.Yolun teer Corpf,' with the'Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army while so employed. . His Majesty has been pleased to appoint the undermentioned Officers of the East India Company's Forces, to take Rank, by Brevet, in his Majesty's Army in the East Indies only, as follows : Colonels George Roberts, 'Urban Vagors, Archibald Brown. Robert (dotter, George Wallah, Samuel W a ts on , R o b ert Rayne, Richard Masan, George Hardyman, ThoinasLeigh. ton, Frau-is Torrens Cary Lalonde, James Kerr, Richard Gore--to be Major elenerals. Licutemlot.Colonels William Kirkpatrick, lolin,Maciotyre, john Gardiner, Henry De Castro, Bennet Msrley, Wm. Burn, Thomas tiawkshavr, Dyson Mat - 01211, Daniel Co ninginim, lotto Garstin, S-rnuel Bradshaw, George Wood, john Ilavties„ Pat. Agnew, Robert Mackay, Maar Mac:. lean, William Henry Illachford, Charles Boye—to be Co lon:Is. -, ' ' Captains Charles Nlouat,dantes Parlby, David Ltimsdett, Peter Grant, T. M. Weguelin, James Davidson, George CrinteMien, Paris Bradshaw, Richard Hodgson, j: N. Smith, F, %Milford, William George Palmer, lVni. Cup. 1 age, Robert Morrell, Bartlett Kellie, D0.,..1d tvlaeleod, ciacph - 0' Halloent, 11 I.... Grenier, Rot..k.r: Foircis, 1). V. erm, Wm. S. Pryor, lobo Ainsley, ceorge Mactnorine, CnArles William, Larnhorne, Thomas Featherstone, Wm. G ro rge Mattn6l, john Leathart, limes Delamain, Any Henessy, Sidoey C. loves, Win. Rankin, Richard HaYt lohn Leslie, Wm. Franklin, Elliott Yeyle ' Henry Win. Hicks, litter Guseilyne, Martin Fitzgerald, John Y. Brad. ford, Goddard Richards, Martin White, Frederic Fre nc h, George Dovrnle, Benjamin Stewart, Thomas Penson, Ar. nold King, Thomas E. vans, John 1. Bird, David Sloane, Thomas Robinson, lolin Drummond, Philip 11. Keay, D enn i s M. wawa, :,;•111liCi, Ciortcr, Cvor i tu l'uvrelt, Roo. Black.all, Ma,. iolinboti, Ilenjamirr R. 4 1 .11.altnt—to be Ma jors. . MEI4ORANDIJM. Ciptain Matthew Tuwes, of the Royal York Rangers, and Li Lit. John Clarke Stephens, of the ,6th Regiment of toot, who were superseded in the t; atom of the a6tit January and 24111 M.ty last, Jr 6: to. I natated in their Ralik, Lieut. Beniaturkkieazie, 01 tire 3d toot, is superseded, he baying treseir ed. Lieu% M. Lawrence, of 'the soth Foot, is superseded, hay. ansenholniumlffrom the Army Dept.it without Commi4dot signed the Lord Licumnant of the County of Carmarthea, • stb Battalion of Carmarlimptibart Vol4mtetr Al4l:fry. Willtms) }tees, Gcnt. to be Lieutenant, vice Humphreys, re. Dated May ;$, at*. David iiumphieys, Cent. to nc Liis4;n, vice IteOrptoinOled bated as Jr4C/Ve. A. L;em. tv be Ensign, vice Hughes, proinoted. Hated as, above. S. Hawkins; hoot, tube SurgeOn, Nice lopes, Datcd as above. 'I 0 of Lieut. Sparks in the Sow,' Hants Re imeut . or I inserted th a forruer (Lizette • has •, pug BAN 4 It UP TS. Wlllisin rope, of Wcstbury.upon-Severn, Gloucestershire, usalei io iu bUriciaJes 7, At five, 18, st eleven, a ,(i:Lt 1,.. • , e; t ;co( gt.,,t_pluutwatiir and luly (9, at eleven, at LJIC t. w.,41 1 * Neu/1411am. 4'Utoriiies,Nlt. Lticss,Newsiliairi; us* 1.1414:10 1 / 4 'S J.ian, London. La NOON Priated by Rion R. oti 41111.14er No. 4, martiett.court. Bow -`ascot ; and pubosl3: by WILLIAM ARM tGF It SCRIPPS. S tab '1 C:' , )so . -'ll:4f v,s At the Surf-Ovvtqa No. 112 Strand; where ridtviiscmpus, urder4 for the Putter, I filters for the. t..4itur, etc , Ai;oet laity moit be aidreiied- George Damen And Jrtl,n %V.lrnsley, of Liverpool, met 9, )pl) t 9, :a0 .‘ 04, . ill tte ulooe 'ern, )oml-street, Liverpri. u. ilatonties, Mcsra. Siam treet and Eden, Liverpo,i; or Mr. Windle, jolot-street, &tit - ad-row, London. L. ,cabinet-tnake: and 1, t,1.0 *4, 21, illl , l . 1114 19, 41 I , velvt, at (guilt , ail. Atctsis. Ner44.l baol Flatt6atc, Nuttuo: s net, Strand. DIV IDE NDS. June 28, knes flud.on, of ,Vatling-street, London, ma te,., At iune ruttli Carleton, of litibeck-liall, Wcbtmorland, cot tun-Nits:tier and manufacturer, at one, at uwitttlaii, don. • • lui) 9. Thomas Tuck, of Church -street, licrluiall-Green; Nisudlesex, tica:zr u 1 tiour, at one, At Li uijcil)oll.: I wit: 2i. • Intni Autlicr mitt huinas ut Grvat St. I.4lSUralit.e.biuk,:iy, at Cielicti, at taltiiti• illy •S. Tuttot hy Perkins, of Blue' bey, Surrey, ttumer,•at twelve, at (i 10 1 ,11141, Louttuli. I w.e ..S. lusepti Co.uswortit, late of the Duntiee Wapping, Malcilese:s, vActuatter, at ten, at t;tatittnali. Wit; %Yilliarn Molten, el Lattizaster, CutttAlealer„ at tivC, at trot: King's Arms-, Lancaster. lut) 2. 14tti,,a Iglu'', 01 New6ate-110trket, LOll,lOll, salt:4, Mail, at ten, at Guiltillati. uly . 2.. I S 0,1)11,, or Black friar's-toad,. Surrey, linen.; n alio, at twelve, at L;iiii(in4ll.- aB, Chariv. Ashboume, Derb)hire,. grocer, af „orie, at Guiltthall. ' • • I if') 2 4%1'1)06411, rtanterly of South-strict, Mary- . Ic-borte, St(slialiasull, at ten, at UutiClll.,ll. josepo ;Horton, GU 1 , an, vtetualter, rt t:Acven, at the ChrtstOpher 11111 aril ts.ttit. lune3c. Christophta Potter, or I a,n.oneait-ttrciet, Wes -nintrer, orchall-maker, at iai, at G uhthrart. • , s lime Aki. LE, 'a walk, Liertholoty, rurrvy, ~ne, di 1, unilk.,ll, Lonqun:' 5. Eut. , artt Pay tue, jun. of Ltvcrpoui, itt:c‘ii.ult, at one, at the U tube Tavern, l L.ivetpool. fluty t. It wt 4 ,10 t•OX 3 ul r ingSton- upon- ti WAILIIIII4LCr, :Wert% tit, at ion Dog 31:n•-1) uk 1 ii , e4,4n, July a,t . I'nornis Brtnnet, Line 01 Live, pool, btottioner,•at - • t wet ve, at tiUllcttrrlr , t 0110011 (tine 3 4 . .!hitilltlitit Armiste.ta, late of Gig)Liesivich, er,lre, cotton-spoiler', at et. veil, 41 tlic COLllLliCiiditi hut, r. John Gilticr, pin, of KinAston-upon-Mil, Incr. ut,allt, at cl,;Ycli, at tilt: tint hangbutl-ttpwi. uo:—.l. sttlith, hte of L, :lc:worth, . win , cer tit;iptic, at eieveo, ho I tut(' )Lut r , Ler Tura 30. Lt risto . vher into 1 Maids Jtl.nw, fornterly of bt•netlL:nnpion, mink - tab, -at one, at the Coach and Horses Suut6antpion. CER LIFICAI tune 2s; Taunus Cotton, of COfitlllll, London stock btokur. Thomds Cassidy, of Walritani-Abuck, Essex, shopkeeper. usta:e Gatirtel Nacri ultt, at etuuti.ge,.squate, Lori. don, late ul bayswaler-stiaate, i‘ildthuscx, incithant. George or Crattbourne-sttect, Leetester.:fichts, ultsex, finett-tirapt.r. PeIRTNEI6IIIPS I)Is,uLPED, lames Rvgers and kichdul 0 - ory,..sseof titghcrArdwick, near Mochesteri tiotton-InAtutaeturcrs. Joseph Hardcastle anu lu..eptt Itcytter, of the Old Swan, London, rneretunts. TIIOIIIQ6 Clatk, at Xtswick, Cumberland, I3cnjamin Clark, late ot lylorton, York, and lames ot mghley, Y4k„ Intrserymen. . _ Tlitn: a, Hawes, Benjamin flaWes, 1% ilium Randall, :tint Nathaniel Randall, or Chnea‘hUrGll, tlut:cy, twait4naitu laetuft4S. • io cpo Lewii I.yr.c, and Jacob Frederick .Voir;chir, or Liverpool. - kit:haat dod john Walklr, of Manchester, timber-mchtcaprs. Gour 6 e 11)ricid and Sankur,t War 4 of L:raveu-street, St'ratid, • • . , faint lifiVses•And Willi A rn Woolty Simpson, jun. of Maldon, cc , inniuslAo irver, . ..,, liiizAtxtii,Citri s turyher, and William Gauntlett, of Wiliclics ..tvr, wialr-incNti4nts. WlLiana it.ci (mkt SattlUel Robcrtson, of Livtrivlol, commis. siuu talert.,,nts. Hartley, John Hartley, lathes, i'dttley, Richard Juicy, dilki roter tlartiry , 01 Bark), SPORTIA'G INTELLIGEAVE.. .Z E ETING. wzpn.iibnY,'llll4l. I. The Gold Cup, by Subscriptiona i Ts. each, for all Ages. tk,ar Miles (Seventeen Nubseriiiers.)' Mr. S. Dunwinbe's b. m. Hipswell Lass, by Sir Peter Teazle- . T . Sir M. M. "Sykea's h. t. Harrier, by Precipitate, 4 yrs old z Mr. (...ascoigne's b tn. Dowager, by Hambletonian, s yrii old 3 Mr. Watt's b. f.. by Del pini, darn by Trumpator, 3 yrs old - ' " - • - 4 . Mr. Stephens - n's b. c, lack o' the Green. by Sramtard 5 Six to 4 on Hipswel I Lass, and 4 t o I , o , li .,, k _ o . the. Green. A good race, and wet} by a neck. . . The .Maiden !'rate of 501. for all Ages, Two Mlle Heats. Mr. S...DUIMOInbe'S b.' C. liossington, by Star, 4 yrs old . . . - 3 i I Mr. Key's b.c. Sir John Barleycorn, byOrmoud. i yrs i 3 2 Mr. Seelton's eh. g. by fly4Ontints, 4 yrs old •3a dr . Five to 4 agst the HyaciiithitS glding 1 after the second heat, even betting between KOfitililgtoll and Sir John Barley. Corn. A .very good race. . . THURSDAY. • • ' Sweepstakes of logs each, ter all ages. Four mike. (Six Subscribers.) Mr. S. Duncombe's b. ni. llipswell- . Lass, by Sir Peter • Teazle Mr. Gascoigne's b.c. Ilumtrap, by A gonistes, 3 yrs old 2 6t04 on Bumtrap. A good race. Fifty hounds for 3 and 4-yr olds. Two•mile heats. Mr. Mosey's hay colt; Tar, by. Pitch, 3 yrs old • - .; I I Mr. F. Watt's b. f. bOtamtord, 3 yrs old - z 4 3 Mr. Seyrnour's b. c. Clitte, 4 yrs sst, nib. , - 5 z 3 Mr. S. Duncombe's b. c. Itossingron, 4 yrs old - I 3dr ' Mr. Stephenson's b. c. la,.k.ce.the-Creeil,•4 mold j Sdr 6 to 4 Tar against !.:bill: •, after the first heat, the heltilt lie favoutite ; after the fecund heat, 2 and jto aon Tar. A good race, and won with nitliCulty. - re IDA:Y-•• . The Macaroni Stakes of sop; each, 'for horses, ice. Four iniles (5 Subscribers.) • Mr. Cascoigne's b. in. Dowager, by liambietoaian, 5 yrs old . . - • . - . z Mr. Johnson's br. h. Sir Andrew, by liambletoniani 6 r ` yrs old . - - - 1' Mr. Brandling's hr. h. Smasher, by Star, 5 yrs old - i s to 4 on .Sir Andrew. Wan easy. .. . . Fifty Pounds for all ages. Three-mile heats. Sir M. M. Sykes's b. f. I•larriet, 4 yrs old - r .z o i '• Mr. Irnitis,m's br. ft: Sir Andrew, 6 yrs old - z i o a Six roil 7 to 4 on Harriet; after the tirst heat, It and iv 1, I on Harriet •, after the second hear, 8 to r on Sir Antireyv ; after the dead heat, s and 6t04 on Sir Andrew. A very ca pital face. r . HEXHAM ML STING. wintlEsnAY, witot 25. The Hunters' Stakes of sgs, each ni Snbicribers) was won by Mr. Nv herburn's A.rehLtuchtss - , by Archduke, : bcating five others. Ttleasoivy. Fifty Pound) tor all ages. Mr. Bates's b. h. Honest Harry, by Sur, S yrs old Mr. Young's b. m. by Merry Andrew 2 dr A chininey piece has been sent to her MAITCSTY, of the 'native Anglesea marble," which combines in itself the beatittc:; of Most foreign marbles. Ancient writers state, that, previous to the discovery of the marble ill Italy, the Romans were indebted for this beautiful appendage of luXhri)us (ic.or i ttion to the likind of Angksea; and, - we hope lht modernswill be induced, in these tittles ot. proscription offoreiv dycorations, to give etic .uragement to the tuanutac.; turitq; of the produce.ot our native country—a s tn . : cooragenient is only wanting to upon - this vein , uf riches and internal advantage OLD RAILED'. SIXTH DAY-TVESDhY, JUNE 7. John Green was indicted for stealing, on the 14th of May last, 34 yards of broad clotn, trom the'pre inises of Messrs. Burchel and Walford, cloth mann faaurers, in the pariSh of Bot'. 'The charge 'was proved by John Whitley, who saw the Prisoner with the property on the night laid ,in the indiciment.— lt appeared . that :N. pieces of cloth had been hung up to dry on tint day; and the following morning there were 'only The property and - marks were proved by the foreman belonging to the manufa&ery. George Slifi..ty was found guilty of stealing, on th 4 e4th or - May, a hat, the Property of DaniaPedder, hatter; in Fieei-street. George I,cwis, an apprentice to Mr. Kelly, a book=binder in Water -street, 'Strand, t‘as in4ided for embezzling 11. i6S. the 101ount of a bill his master had 'sent him to receive. It appeared that the Prisoner Went to Mr. Hatchard,"an , emincnt booksellet in Pccadilly, 'to receive the bill, which wag paid td 'O.l his return he told his master a frivolous story, that theie was something wrong in the bilk The master some time after called on Mr. Hatchard, and found the bill had beeit This was proved by the Prisoner's receipt .on- the book. Verdict—Guilty. The Prisoner is only 18 years of age. _ _ I. n Day was fonnd guilty- of stealing a, child's frock on the 15th of April last, the property of Sa :purl Price. Thomas Hutchinson was indiEted for taking from behind the cart of Christopher *Hicks, on the 13th• of April last, a box, containing glass. It appeared by the evidence of William a lad, 15 years et age, that he! saw the man running away with the trunk-, which he had but from be hind a Cali', orithe Hampstead-road. His evidence Was so clear, and it appearing ,that the Prisoner had not long rernrned front transportation, the Jury found the Prisoner Guilty. ';'lz.h-n and Charles Brown, two very genteel young men,- were •iaditled for stealing out of the shop of Mr. Edward Taylor, jeweller, in Leadenhall-street, in the parish of St. Andrew, two rings, value up wards el twelve guineas. • it appeared, froni the evidence of W. Shaw, a Ltd belonging to Mr. Taylor, that- glee - Prisoners came into his master's shop •on the 25t May,'_ to order some mourning lings. Witaess--pere - eiNd one of 'them pet one of the 141 his finger, and put handkerchief over it, and he acquainted his mas ter, who at the time did not seem -fir i:oCree lie to..k time Prisoners!' orders, and - - they went away ; shortly after he missed the rings arld'a pin Out of -the ease Prosecutor traced the Pisonets to , Mr. }carne's shop in Cornhill, Where the two, - Pri sorters , were trying:to do the -same: thing,- as they told Mr. Weddell,4e sitopimm,, they wati:ed some • mourning rings. , On Mr. Tay!tir entering the thnp; .he said to Mr. Weddell, " Nyhen you have done with these. Gentlemen, I ,want "speak to - them." Prisoner Charles . " immediately turilcd roared, and gave Mr. Taykr a yioleht hlotv over the head will a whip be bacilli his hand: . They were both secured, and one-of them threw 1 rings on the cdunter, ,two Of which were the prui:'at of Mr. Taykir. • The others at that t init.. e; I,oi 0 PriAitie;i rrt.tde tin Left: were three Other capital ell agai:lSt them. Eielit of . 4pt, ring , / Were Ovk , Iwo Cco.lrt. Ac i d; J9 , ? , :5. woo was on 1); - iil for r, , i;•..ivinga alai shawl, kno%vin4 it to be stolen, ....as ptit•tm_ his trial... The - principal - Witneis was a _tics . . Barnett,- a roc known charaaer:---The Priso..et - was niscliarged. Ann Hodges, a, starp pretty-looking little gill, only 11 years of age, was timed for stealing, and Ann Hodgei the mother, aged 3!1, fur .receiving. knowing them to be stolen, several articles of le male apparel, the property of Win. Pike, Alex. Welch, and Mary Ann Sinclair, in East-street, Spital-fields•tinarliet. The, street-door happened to be open, a:td the little girl was seen upon the stairs; she asked fur a woman who did nut ire in the house, and went about her business. Three days atter that the two Prlieners at the Bar were seen going past the house, thejnother having at the time one of the gowns upon her hack, and a handker chief that had been stolen at the same time; upimu her head: They were charged with the otleuce, and taken into custody. The mother s:thl that her daughter had 'led her into the error by telling 'her of where a bargain was to be had; that she went in consequence of such information and bought property of a woman in Wentworth-street. Upon inquiry being !Wade, no_sueli woman coalmi be found in that street, and`the remainder of the property was fihnid in the mother's lodging. The elrld•made no defence, and the mother te rated at the Bar her former assertion. • • Three decent looking- women e them both' a good charatter. But the Recorder observed to the dory, that the child's charatier smut possibly be yet fOrined: children of her age were frequently guilty of improprieties which they would scorn to be ,gnilly•olateti they arrived at the age of maturity. AS 141 t ;lc WOMiin ' S be . did not know what • to.*iy'iu it. The Jury` knew ,very well, that there Were some mothers who were depraved - enough to make a tool of their childreh for such bad purposes. The property was found opon her ; and 'if the Jury thought her to be guilty of mite crime imputed to her, namely the guilty receipt, the Jury must recolka • that there'st as, no , possthility of corning at the it— ceiver cc it hoot the thief being first convicted, wilt ever their feelings of humanity may prompt them to do . with respect to a- of the youngL'r Prisoner's tender age. •The Jury after deliberating'ahout a quarter of ati hour pronounced both the Prisoners—Purity. A rno,t interesting scene then followed—the Re corder inquired • if there was any friend or relatko of the child in Court, who would take the child hau their care , and undertake to endeavoUr to inttil per notion of morality into her mind upon w;,ich a very respectable looking man andressud the Court overwhelmed in tears—he saki, that he was the ta ttler oftle child;' - he was told that she'was bi and had never doubted the tuct. He would, with the blessing cif Gran; take care of her as long aske lived, and du whatever good-for her he was, Ate to du. He was surry to say, that le had been •unable to live With the mutrwr on or:count of her improper con- !!!! Ana ; he had left lieeisrhen the' child was' ton ; eight months old, and had uot .I.ved with lotr,s4We, th:2ugh he sent what he cola foi7 the support of the child. He laMented, that she was latterly tune: 'strongly attached to the mother than to him. The mother was • taken into the prison, and 64 little girl was,tben -brought from tbe Dock into the Witness-box. UpOn being interrogated by the Bench, ns to bow she proposed to ctindua herself in future. she said that'she was innocent of wM she was now charged with, and that her mother was more ,so. She was then, by order, of tho Court. delivered tip-to the care of her father, Same day the Recorder pronounced - sentence Death lon Thomas Wood, for coining; Isaac Reg°! for house-breaking; Thomas Rugselland John Sniiih i . for stealing goods. in a dwelling-holise; 'John Browa and Charles Brown, kg alike citietice; aq a 1 A1)0 . 0 , •for house-breaking ; Hyman Harris, for stea l i n4 goods in a dwe/lings-hou;e; Thomas Hearncy; far like offence ;, Ma'y Miller, for stealing priyily front the Wroo ; Wi;hain Smith, for honse-hreaking John _Taylor, for feloniously cutting and 01113114 Sarah Wood - ; 'Minns King, for a highway robbery; John Weltbrd, for staling goods In '6 Dweiliogi. house; Sarah Burgess, alias Joneo, and ftinnaho3' •gan, for stealing goods privately in a 'shop; and Samuel Williams, for sttaliniTooods'out of a boat Ott the navigable; River:Thames. . . About half past Mine o'clock on Saturday night, t_May 7th, the house' of Wright Izzard; of -Paxten, in the err,..:aty of Huntingdon, was hi - fill into, 'and Ann Izzard, his 'wife," was .dragd 0 1 3 who, tfi 1 1 ! , 7 0 1 t e lf :r7 . e b e : I ds l f s e b is r b e tay e n d clie. he no r 7 i 1 t lt : ‘ t v o ol t il l oe te tuh }argil ernn:l4lle : i t i° ::: l ‘6 l ‘ t; i ti r re . a,most barbarous assault %vas 'counts', upon her .p...rsoti by three women, aided ' ll4 l abetted by several men , 'her head was by . the pin or stick which ia stene a t h e d oor u tioy . inside.; she received a wound wider her right ef o her right breast was • very much ',hrttiscit,'wha her arms and legs and other parts of -her 1 were lac.frated •irth pins , or t i onie.'sbarp instruments, till they ‘4 ere literally , covered 0 , 11 blood. ,On the next eveming - an assault very egg, similar, was again made upon her. Tile Pll tf°6 offending were bronAlit befftre the 13.‘nch 'Of• 3a '''„ gistrates'of Huntingdon ott Saturday - last, nd bound over to keep th - e peaq, and to ,appor.lt the eosning As4l'zes, tO au wer -the chart;4s. shall then be pleferred agairist them. • Ann zlzard is a' very Itarnalesi man, nearly sixty years of age, and is 6)=3 1PP 1,11 ,...` of eight, children. A few days ago.. in raa (PT guided people raised the cry of witchtmift, 30' 4 her; arid,. oh rshigne to reiato it'! at 04,011011'101 poor,in 'general of the :parisites of Or L , 4 Little Paxton, and- some of the fiirmers aiLo, tli:it she is .atao.tlly a wiiell----C.tey hr" believe, that she' , I)::•4.itchcd the v. coect wo-av &gaited lila t ie ,siie,itiliat,d t i ; d:u u~tti~ gr ievous tlll—•tiley hviieve . tb,it s.Je -.0$31,01:17. ed it e:.trt drawn.,by 'three. rutslL7 ,ll e 4 ,"' ll :( corn—they .beiieve tiwL ciarrird bui ll o, when; upon her .back fr.):11 S;. N:. , ots to Grel.t. ton.; with as nisich roe as . ii;-.'y had t c- c .:g1ie4. 109 , 1 ! five poundi—they believe tit.it.str.: has 11:t-. making herelt inviaibe—Lhey convey herself 11-4ri to..phlcc ihr‘ni;l -, ifistimt,—they, bdievizi : .that • Pio );!Ic'2 ft ) severa imps, I.l.9iich envioys in Lig i diaholica! arts ci wiLL:ficial.l--inti kV 11 at is Kars t 411 all, they heliefe Eic)or cc o in y 'he saulted, either bY'lloCkilig !.r. - othcrwiiic, 41 .114 think poer, wth nnpunly. • Mr. Gor p moN, i Fno : (lot grcl hy his name it) (tie City of Abvilet-i;„ 1„t; IS rYf li g 4 OM of the gre2teit triF.ers that ever Appeaied country ; and- from his extreirre altachinent. `". ridwi, is 51 111 spoken of by' the; ilartle'4sV iii.t°l. Thii t.feetarie being w:! •.i wetti-itiforittrd ;Oen, PO ( fond of reading, ..but 1,4:")uld on no ilecount be at (1, 0 cy.p.ence. of a candle.---As good IttCA wo uitll;;lve. lt ' a cobler lived i i mm edimell• below t toiweA' 'bored through 'ins tioor,.;tud thes .. I. hia4sel( of Criipitt's lamp, eujoyed amusement. l'he use of a lire he never himself in, even during the extreine ri:;ou'r' winter: As a substitute fur this necessary eltaticnt,.- he kept in his gar:vt a ;tamper, ►or,crec.l.; 1.011 ,' 6 ., t , - ‘k hid) he earr;ed about ;ht.?. roi'wo on 07 back until he felt litinself sufficiently , warm. pennyworth of thtler.-wiik, sornitter, gv orlll 5 ,7'5 (1 to dilwe all Wt.-, victual; dsys. AJoilday, Sillertort w front -fiorno, 11:11:., starved rat got at t!tc preeit,o4 Low},•'and no 11! greedy rep.l4 (-:tt h.a ...421,1"") to iti for TflkarJ . .)l,2 ;;1)( , :le ('I fl4l ooo ' Laving over-eat it tult,L: , 'd timid. Grai't T.,11k., wet tilt tift4 Sti!ert!):l . ; -;: tin; a• , 11.11 1:::1 to b;wl, I °`, l '" 1r i! • :! ~ t !ti t'xpirilio ro bber 0 : .c0- 11 ';' 13 ' - rAt Ow 1 / 4 , • '1 • ` ' 4 I•airagLqi tuNcr heized thu by t • ' 4 WhiiSt with t heollir %.; ilito the howl flow sbc:ci: VC , . Y LI °°'11 1 1 :1 • • ofi ith that!" 4;i < ; then 10;,),..mq.ibe i'd.fatc".ill wtn,,t it I:3d.diar,;:, thus pre..ol'oler .hr s itity , to HI 1);n id.2e urirgti ~ittB. 0 : the wee . = ct,,o-a...1.01" 13) ,,, died of a dim.inJ at tile hula = 1. 7 4enti. - 17111Tflt. t • klon, Yest:.rrhy, Iferifilni-t; . ctr. Aby. fair, tile r I 0(4 PLI)Vs, 0; 4 f )44ignter. ' • " 1 7. °Q ting '' tfr. Airs S. F . ' t hl 31 "'"- 1, Y 1, 3 r, at bath, Liir.'Henry Buffliain, of i ' °l3" dn o to 6.1 i 6s Nowiet, of InKV ..atclit3Y . . 4st St. Ctutra. Liclitev -s -ant° , e r or cvt, .11v.rdAt. to Misii •!..hcbv l 4, et 1 1 / I tll.ttn•Lewis, Qt. . . L yzylie ;FA ult„ P ie r . a 4 at the -..- -1 vi s P ir tr r af i l :l.,lsf, '"edtlyer.rs,• 1 , ." 14- ". 44 4 Rev. e li,ti,r. tiord Soil cot the Ld!' ‘' 4Arrt;t'Lkiii,laril'ettli(vvvrcrit,"'SlicitX.ltl'-'l'lC°.:tt.orttiniiin, t i l i t: t l he 'llk ti:r ll .. " Y ica'ltle4 :: :t ::r h' I s . 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